The Sun. — London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

. The, carpenter who was bit by the rattlesnake, 't! ugh reported to . be dead, was better on - Monday ii iii be has been sincethe'accident happened. •On 1 but-56y had scarcely any pulse, and was render-. ed t xnentely weak from excessive vomittiog ; it has" sinj-e ceased, his sn.niach retains h&c], the infiamma-• non of.the arM considerably abated; and the livid' spots are disappe ring, Makried, on the Q?d inst. atAdloo Burnell t . in Shropshire,. EDWARD,46. SMYTHE, Estj. only son. of Sir EDWARD SMYTHE, Bart.; to FitAtioEs, only titin,Lict .01 Sir iIDtyARD sot tis th e e t r t :non) vk as performed, the Vridal party . was • , met hy Sir ,I)ViAtlitn SNYTai's .. ntin - ?erons and re spectable tenantry, whq,, atter otferioz theirheart te:t cdngratola , ions on the joyful event; preceded in grand procession, with bands.ot to t Castle, 'W.here they wets most cordiallyjeceiv*cd hospitaby entertaatcd by theirdeiejeibr, esteetr gt-nerow , lantboul f , After a te.v+ Arpors ;h Sint tbn‘iviaii y, the it4 h ,f,ycn,t}pie,.set ac !.o••,pellieit by 'oil LD‘k AHD S.M‘rH on .., 'nctr 's pm) y tor Bartnekh, the seat t Sic BELLF.W, . . ~. . . . . •-;7 --- , I,OIN w.;3.4 - 1' rimed h lel IliAl-C, liA RIOS, et No. 4, Martiett.ccari, Efv-street ; and Prblished-by WiILIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South M"ltort-street, G ofvenc .squares At the SuN-WEICit; I\ 0. il2, Strand'; -4idlett ildter.lisements, Orders for fbe Paper . Letters for the liditor, 6z-c, (post-paia), must kw addressed. JUBILEE nECORATIOAS. the Ad d -riitAl!y,. • .. , e Mansion House . , ha .Bo3iTil Eatchanae; andtht.• House, wiiNe iplendidly"deOorated this evening. Greenwich Hos- ' 1.1 is in ► 11;.:Dipat, 6, and will prcseut a , ejn, obje6t from the, River. r t di.'..cription of the beautiful y Thim,as —i) .4 . 1() "be exltii ileci at iNle-,srs. Ruudell and tirlge's, on Ludgate-hilcHiis the' centre, his Majesty is sitting on his Throne, cires , ed ill tilt ClqQ6atii)ll t:s ;nn Lis right stabd Wis dom, reptesented hyAinerva with her beitt4t,xgis, spear ; Justice_ with_ hi:f scales and s%void ; un Fortitude holding a aid with' her 13,b1e. to Wisdom,. a Viaory is decorating two r. ,ittrect 'columns with oak garlands and ~. gold. me the names ot several .succesatul en • hews .on as Alexailitria, Talavera, Vt.' A..saye,.&c. behind the figure of. Fortitude,. a female _figuie is placing garlAnds and medallions on: 1. , 10 other wreathed columns, beo-Ing the names ot ... - :.l . ..vietor ; es,as the First ot Attie, ..a..Vincent i, TiaTalgar, &c. &c. _The base of the throne is guarded situng, and Neptune rising ; cle.it,. and.deciating the •triumplis obtained in his, uo, i.;ioris- , -on the base bet if. een Mars and i\TePt tine, are hop, representing the libet;ll arts in basso relievo. The tigure.s are the size of lite. - • ,r Mrssrs.. Morgan --and Saunders, in Catherine- street, have thade gr , -at exertions, in order to-deco r-vr.lr; house in the most splendid style in honour of tbe. d4y,- , - - purge s Ensign, matinted on a main-mast end on purpose for the occ2 , ion, will be hoiSted on the top of the house.. Parallel with the-fourth floor v..indows, at the.extrentity ot the trout (which -j: 34 feet), are the initials of G. and C. (ior., , Georg's Cor,..nation), ‘vit : a very large star In the Ceil - re. lui rnediately ..r.:!er these.; are twi 0. very large Transpa rencies, extending the wht4e it ngth of. the front.— • Oze otx 041,, Ins Majesty in full length, in his - Royal .Aoles,' the sceptre in his ligOt hand; Lou-, with his Scythe and - • .HooE7Giais, and Eye of Providence watching and guard ing his sacred person,. ciown, &c. ;- his seven Sons toll -.length, s heir congratu- Luions to their .11.iyal Parent and : Swett:Lit, with - ll , ai hLi ntoliendi lig the K.ng-.. the left of his Majesty are Industry, P :Bence, and PerSeveranee, - w:111 Honour ano Pieltiyi-emblerns tit his Majesty's prosperous r.ign ; on the right ot his Ma je;ty are six busts of the niosi distinguished Heroes all Pert Nagy.. ot Church and State. 1:,,e other re preten ts her Majesty, the Princess of Wales, the Prin cess IThatoite, and the six Princesses, daughters of .their paying their congratulationi to their Royal Mother, the British Lion 4i trpdlng on the Ito; 31 Kini.es. •On the left of her Di.latesty is , Re- I o.)iii . with her attendants,.Faitb, Hope, -and Cha rity '; on the right, Justice, Virtue, and- Prudence, gnarled. by ;be 131itisif Lion ; - underneath, attached These! t o ttanspaienceare two plait) ones, 4hith descriptive wilting, &c. His Majesty's Arnis are very licitly Ornamented - with - festoon and qtrapery lamps, and. immediately over is a Crown ui carved a ood cif very large dimen s7cns, supported.!” , a column, emblematical of cur ityvalu3ble Constitution, with the following inscrip- t:oli :---- 14. - Under his Ditajesty's,, , paternal rcsTgri,- Com merce, Agrieulrwe, Tuad , ,. and Arts an.; Sciences suitable to the first? Nition in the World, have ar rive d at their meridian steam, ss and, pet:tettion.— Let Industry, Pati:m&r, and P-Tseveratice„still•go tot .4 rd, and. Honour. will for ever, be the Bri.i-li Isles., • • • , 2,1. The :King of „Great .Brit.iib.is the Fattier of People;_.."" Plc lira over men antsl be just, ruling in the tear of . sucb:has Oeen the Jc.ng acd happy reign of our Most graciettisovereign.. As a 'llloita , di, a Husbat:d,..a , Fat tier, litritt lien, Ki ig George is an example to te,:i4iiiole'vorld. - 3d. Tu the immortal memory of .Nelson, Pitt, At ;; rcronibie, Moore, Po 0-us, and Cornwallis, let eves)/ Englishman copy, atter such • Wbrthies, and. each one " will do his duty." . 4th. rerligion, with her attendants, Faith,,,Hope,, and Charity., lime most conspicuously shone ins,her 111:~j~s►y's must gracious geign. ii. ,; • " A vii n ons woman is a Crown to. her hus band an example to every female is our most gra, cious Queen Charlotte. Old England. may for ever bid defiance to all the v.'orld, so longas virtue, chas, tity, and pure religion reign in our-Court. May li.ingGeorge and Qucen Chatlotte outlive ; all their ,enclilleS. (ith. Justice, Virtue, and Prudence have ever_put to shame Vice in .all her. toms. • May Grace always greign, and Siti never have dotiiinioli over Old En- land. ' • In the f.nr ware-room windows - are ,new Busts of . hia Maiesty, his late 1. ost faithful servacts, Pitt and Nel st /1,, ; also a new Bust of :Lord Wellington, all kteently esccuted by .that eminent Artist, Galiagan. TO TIDE EI3ITOIt OP T.H.E- SUN. - . POLICE. Silt, ' : • . . . Bow-STREET.--Last night .Mr. Thotpas , Thissell , Qb ,-ft t.rig lately . some remaiks in the v a rious pa- • nephew to amost respectable _tradesman .to WeSt , pars of the day i•specting Ihe imended jubilee, on minster, ant .Clerk. to an eminent Merchant in. be , ~. aceount of the advanced period* of.: the reign :of our City,,wa.s_ brought before the . Sitting Magistiate :it. ~ q beioved So'vreign' over this enn,ire, and'hat ihg re- ui tbis thou a charge of having,. by his appear nic-o-lit the sires- laid'on the long reigns of Edward t i n rce in the pit of Covent Garden.Theatre, with :I r e' : 111: anti' Henry-111. of Ertglth,d,- I have tel , an . in•- i i esters 0. .p." in his hat; -excited aeopsiderable clination, natural, you will say to an old 'Highland-',f,degree of trimuit, and wiih having afterwards joined er„ ttnt tireglsly of •Our once Royal Scottish litre` ; with several others in pretending .t6....sing Godsave !it - this reipect should turt•be.eclipsed ; antill !nit 10fe the King,',' on' different. keys, ..so ~as- . 30 .anttorthe hope that few fatii trout histhry, in -this'VlW, will. audience and ioterruptthe : performance_. - Mr.. liran not,be•ttnaCceptable; •I am sure they will - be high-, . don , as usual in s u c h cases, stated the -charge,tothe . 11 , il ia:itving•to- many or your Readers beyond the 1 .- Magistrate. Tiseed .-, . . , .-. ' • .. ~ ', .' - •- - . i The ,Prisoner admitted :that he had" worn the 'of . , T n e English lieptarchy was•only subdued in the : fensive letters,in his hat, on the,supPosition that he y6at'se . ; - ;',.-w'ben Egbert ' the Great became the. first had a riglit.to ekve-s his disapprobation of the new sole - Saxon .MOnarch of England, nearly about the ~ _ prices, and his wisu that.the Managers might . recur .time that Kenneth .th - e Second conquered the Pints. . tofthe'foriner rate of charge or admission.; ,lie, -how- Constantine the . Third,, the grandson of K.ennettw , ' , ever,...-had not airy:idea that his:So doing would have 'W re, often 'vietetious oter the Danes, - :whit during any tetidency. towards creating riot7or distnrbance ; his - reign Ii d invaded the east , cOast of Scotland, ' and as to the act. of singing God save the King, whe- This warlike Highland •Prirrce; atter•a reign of:filty- 1 titer it-,,was offensive-Or :not, he denied his having tWtoyears, died in peace in the monastery. of ! borne.a,,part nit, •'• ; ~ , • - . -.•-. IcOloakill, -- to which he had retired, on account of - Mr. Brandon--4 don't know that exaElly, but you - . his.great at;e, a short ti'ule betoie - his death. - ' ' , were. among the mob. Malcolm the "fond, surnamed Caeritoore,• Com- 1 - Abraham .Mark Braham, a Jew broker of fowl puled hi' ,, . r ign jai did (,harles the Second of Bri- tore and salesman, in,,Wych-;treet, P;Tory•in. e, lain) hurt, the dead, it his lather Dthican the Ist, . supported the accusation to its Inikst exte:. , '•:e li id Wilt) Was : mOrneted - by Macbeth, - -antio 10 . 40: Ailac- set:critic , erisoner in the pit, beliare , last night ; Lad ' betli's usureatiOn cootiutted 1 - 7 - years, until Malt- , observed the - irregularity.: of hiS' i condria, anti la-st - colic was r.sible4 to - die 1 Mune ~f his rather, in night secured hint and handed4nOver to .ilieczire „, , • 10:57, by the aid Of E..ward (lie Conteshor: I.\ al- : or a Police vincer. . .; - , .. . i .,... . .. : cul.o married - Prittc.;.s 'Matgat'ef, oi.ingliterto Ed- Th.- Prisoner. was s ordered:to ,finsi bail. :• ''' ' i ward, the sot of Edtn;ond the Second tit' litti !Ltd, The young watt begged very hard that he might t soma - aft:it ItonSide ; 'and thtis intio : i.iced the Stood not no exposed to the necessity ot either going all' ' Royal of the Saxon .or Engli . sll Kings ii , t(l the-Royal' night,to g. ! .1,,0r neaten„; hi, friendi acquainted with : line, or Scotlariti, Tutb warlike Prince' was 'slain hits not ruaetice.. Inc case,,,itowea , er, was similar ; at the siege . of • Alutsiok - C.-4411c, the' 13th of No- JO until - ) others, andThe.eqttal band of iosirce re- venioer,. 1093, in the tif.y,-,hit-; year or bis plus- quit: d tits, the'satne rule should be obserVed.in this perou,' reign, and was the oust of Inc Scottish :r u- c.:s- , - as that - which had: guided the concloCt of .the natehS buried .at Dian.earnime. - - : . .;.' l / 4 4 .1,, , : ,,5trates on former. occasions. He Iva, st'lli for 1, The eidest daugArteLta- -Malcolm the Iltird vier:: •i -oori.'time *to the' Brower :Bear; and at a.riuhrter" i (*ft-0 H, i,ly ttie Tirst, lit, yoorie , St - son tn. William z.=l er eteven •. at Alight, two friends entered nail for ' air I,u, q ue ror; and thus -. , ailio tied the Bloiid-1.% iyal his appt..france at ;he next Ghiarten* Sessi(ns.... - ! of ine ulu Saxon iNitonarGri.,•:in . the 1111 . e of Ili.. - .Z., b r. . YeSterttay ".Mr. Joho Jackson, some years' since' mans; Niiitagenetii au , ;tudois. ' • well' known as :a. :Celebrated .prize- , filiter, Was.. • lOtg..Willialti ., o l 5.. , t.ti:nd, surnamed the Lo • ~, .brought-.in the custody of Donaldson, befor: Mr. • the great - grandson of Malcolm -iti ln iu i, d ie , ai READ, : Ola?gea•Witn violet, fly assaulting Mr. Jame - a' Eke Aube)' of Ahernrottimikx,it , the 49th ear of his Sava4e, of Warsinghani 7 place, on theSutrey.si'de . of reign. 71'his AJoes 1.a:,..43cen. t0...u.1eU i.) i :ch In lisaektriar's-bridge: . ~.- ~ :•:, -: • , - . : 1 honour o: the , inerctory of Iloilo- 1 s ii• ..becfie., of ' ,Mr: Savage stated, thaton the evening of the; ath , CatiterbUry. '-_:, • : - . . •of Sept,Cli , bcr, the . time ',,.. hen CQVCLII, Garden The' ! - - , David ine - SecOnd, son of the victorious Rout i, iI e acre opetleat, he went to the boxes of - thael'heatre; ' Firs(, or • 11 ., Bruce; died Feb." 22-, A 32 1, iii i t,e- Wheo the performances had coheliaded, .he was. in 43d year ot his reigii, lit the C..5.,e of bditiburgh, in .the front. row . of one of, the front boxes, and . the that part of toe outlditignameo, troth fits having pressure was so' great, that he and-otl)rs \vie) Aver:2'l built it, King •David's lotii4i; . 1- !' ' . : in the.front row h, were obliged to stood :loon the i !On the death of.Davhili 6)tn :-menced the - Stewart , cushirais some iiilX. A person cat e 1-ithind 11;in; ' successio,,wtiose reign , , ere.'unf - ottuhale and short, pulled : him by his coat,. and told ilia; ,lie , . Was iiljor. until that of JamesV,E,'''wl,,,l? reigneti . 8 years,. 22 ing his property by standing npun,the coshion -, he . • of which over Englan'and Sc.ficantl; a, one LLitied .replied,. that if he was itnu - ing any person's - pro: . • Kingdom. His present Majesty • . Georg e -11 1 -. iS , the pertye he, was willing to eake it gouti, as it es - sixth it, iii , eat descent iroin-that leatnetf and pin - dein impossible: to stand any where:else, the, crovt'd.b...-es Monarch, the First of Great -Britain, in - whose ve;ns i, Iliad was so extremely giLat.. _du a few n.-ii iateS was centered all the Illoo& - Roye , 1 ()I the; different dy.., .after, that, he _was setz,tLi ,0y the collar, :by : a ono .. ita,tieslhat in termer ageilield - tioniihruu in this stow: Who I , e did not know', and farued'out of the. box Of . hapeily Untied Kingdom. - ~ the Theatre. At the tune he vv as turned out of the Thus, Sir, I have. conii4ted my design—and thii Theatre, he saw Alacmanns, tit -- cf-iicer.-. •In twi, gatemen% ,tray bo-d,,,enuLu on, as Iron) otw who .days . atter he saw iMeemaoo3-ata i n. and incinirea of has I.;ng been led tour4ke histOry and genealogi his him, it he knew ~.vbu it was that locoed him ,Ait of peculiar study'. • . the Theatre, when fie replied, it wos Jackson,. the .. .. Incouclitsion, permit me sfr, to hint that the ap- prize-figliter• ._;. A iew . days since,,. lie saw •:),lacnianus pi° .c....to:Jubilee might be •s:gnalizecr for ri c ;. s to .again, when ,he repeated the same' descripkionof Q c o l e, to tne hunour of both our Kinir and his I'eo- the man ; that it was Jackson. - .•;• 7,. =-, pie ii, iti-teal'ot •a waste of money tor i;urposes, ,fie ! Mr. READ asked Mr. Savage, if Mr. Jackson, who memory ;aid gr',ltification 01 '5 Hart will ens:, with the . stood by iii; side, Was the person whoiornecr him t i4:--soiti,eol our leatlini; Men of worth would but out of the Theatre ?Lo which he.,repited,-- - that he " t heir resottitions, .lie. t'Uni,lt.ll4iiCCsuukrip - did not knowe. : Mr. R. ',observed ; Ps that was the ossible ter him :o swear to tits in: . tins and collections tot louni.itog'' an Institution tor case , how waslt-p- . th w e ainteuauce of .a curtain number at desorvmg- f,,rmation. to enable him to obtain, the warrant•?-=-=' a,,'Ll men and women. Sorely such a measure wo u ;d Mr. Savage- acknowledged that 'h e bad never-seen meet with the cordial support of the enlightened Mi. Jackson betow in his life,, to, his knowledge; and the good. •'" : : but he resembled the than' who. thriled him ont of Theatre ; he had toot ranch sense 6( the. soietn -' 'I would propose such , a n establishment to be for : •the the reception of in• equal proportion of English, nity of an. oath, 10. swea , .to a person he was not . Scottish, and Irish subjects—that thus the union of quite positive of ; and' that he .had Sworn to the in. the three kingdoms tnight be perpetuated The trent formation merely upon what Maernanus.liati 'said. of the building might exhibit to admiring strangers - Mr. Jackson ; in his defence, said, that on the_ 18 th and to A.ll3'.on'S sons anddiughters, for centuries to day of September, he dined with. General pv:vypne,- come, such an inscription as the following : Colonel M'Conel, Captains Barclay atid - . Hanbury, lubilee Asylum—Odober i t , it. 9, 'I .j and 'others, at the Piazza Coffee.:House. .• After By public voluntary Subscriptions, - : dinner they went to Covent-Garden Theatre. He tn To the.Meory of tine best. of Kings, George 111. ... • The Father of his People, ' ' : did not recollect seeing Alec:maims in .the course of Whoon theabove day enteredthe soth Year of hls Reign. ' the night. He and the above Gentlemen left the Pardon this long. intrusion. If loquacity be the Theatre soon after the performances were over, and privilege 'of age, who,:cau have a better. title to it retuined to the Piazi Coffee-House, at half past; than he who on the apjiroaching ; Jubilee will, if the eleven o'clock, to supper.; which be coul d p rov e b y t God spare him, coMplete his 7 0 th Year , and who above. Gentlemen, the, Waiters of the' honSe,- and: hOpes yet to tivt; long to drink his Majeity'S h e al t h _ a nd others, and that he was at home , i n GTosi7tuor . id many a bumper of Highland whiskey. . , st reet, Pimlico, at the time when Mr,.§llvage'Saidhe I reMain ' Sir - - - wasstreet, turned out of the Theatre. - - , - Your very faithful servant, s Some of the G'Lflertien who were in company , JOHN, B it ' with Mr. Jackson, at the Theatre, attended to prove . Mr. Jackson's statement. . • • . . G e n ea logist to his Royal. Highness the - . Prince ofWaleS,, tor Scotland. Mr. Savage urged t.O have the decision. postponed NO: it, Orange-court, swatfew-street, Od. 4, - till .613CIDantIS could. attend. • . : •-• . ----- Mr. .4.131 an refused, but said; if Macmants - would repeat • *what Mr. 'Savage had said, he ' should !crave _ another warrant. ' . , . . ~ Mr. JaUkson Was disci-tamed.. • '•' * .. ' • Tuesday morning, a• young man of genteel ap pearance was found dead in a - wood about a tni/e. from Rochester, with his brains blown' out; and a-, pistol lying alongside of him. No preperty-w . as found upOn him i a piece of paper* was about him,. with the n'a►ne of GRAY upon it. -The body was taken to the Crown.lnn, at Rochester, !Or a COro ner's thquest. NlAaLuort,ouott-STREET.-p-IVI/tiarrO:re l 46 - alia , ! Elbert, alias .2 , 1 / 4 or nign , who standschartedAvitirkix. differeo ottences.ofpagnitude,yesterday underwept a .timrth examination. The Prisoner was informed . bythe Ma&qate - that he was about. to cornmi,t, him fully'-an t . WoTharges; that of,,stea' ling Fordinglaridge notes,out:d.f a-pail, t9,,th: amount of 7001. , . and fpr picking Ihejpockl4, of JOnes, porter to Messrs. .Braceiiridge And' Co. aoap-boilers,„ at . Lambeth:; ,Witklespe6t to the other charges, they, reg . ...liced .forther. : evidence. There were two new charges brought,. : whist tie: Prisoner at this eXatni.na4on ; the first of which was iustitut ed:6y Mr. Clementsonow host country house was broken open. as long since . as• January 18.06, -and. pounds robbed of several hundred worth' of bank :notes. These notes were stopped. at the Bank, m and one of the of 1.001. viluch stopped.` into the Cambridge Bank'by a person anlWaing the. de cription of the Prigoner, bore the indorsemebt of Thornton. Mr. Clementson - had' .i.vritten.. to, t he Cambridge Bankers, but bad not received .an SNIP NI N'S': aCTO!IIIV 24. Arrived--the Vigilant, Manhead, from Cork;. Aspeehes,:. Lewis, from Miciolgburg • Prederiek Vllth, Kerner, from'. C a diz; Commerce, " Tin dall, from'Oporto ; COmmerce; Gardner, - from Norfolk; Dryad, llgkez, from the Havan-, nah.; Hen, Parker. and George anti Dotothez. Hogar:h, from lushing ; aria the George, Jackson , frOm N ew- Y ork.. Sailed—the %Niihau], Falket, fOr Lisbon; Anna Maria,t Adams, tor Gibraltar ; Ceies, Tornell, for Cadiz; and the Providence, Ingrain, tor New Providence. • • , rftILA..OI. SIOCAS VISTiRDAY. Park Stock, • ' lndia Stock, - Nay , .; per Cent. Too 11' I rola Bowls, 245. 2.34. pr. I f ish 5 per Cent. . Exch. Pills, Bs. 14s. pt. 4 i,, r ,-tit 8;$I ? Imniurn, r i lir. 1 31et ' t—t Rea 68 fri Impel-at 3 per Cent. vpa,Cent. 'Cons. 6 9 4 . Ditto A nn. --- , • hook %.,. i'itit. 1%5 6 9 ,t6ths Cons. ix 28th Nov. 69 answer. Another charge was instituted` also by Mr. Wood, Of Bishopsgate-street, whose.counting-house :-wavilsoiltroken open, and robbed of several hundred pounds bank notes. This robbery was committe to t 8436 and one of the stolen notes of 1501. was paid infn the Hull Bank' by a person who answe•ed theitlescription of' he' in - itiotier'sTersoh;and this 4as ai,ci :.indorsed. with. the •name .of Thornton. Mr. • Ytrood had, not heard troni Hull since be Wrote., apd the igist.ra'Ce OK; Prisoner unttl. the parties, wivi-tould identify -his person, arrived from „the s. , .onntry. - - , A IcliQW.of the-name ,of James Alien, was con) mii(ed for aboniinable assault on a resoe6fatil‘ (1130 Wardour-street.' The •=l l lisr , ,,cm riesented hirnstlf as -11iiving , been -a Waiter at thc and".M.w4h, i3Cld also, in Greek-street; no had ncenii'le .I`i3 tnotit;;;3 in the [site. ~••• •. of 1.1•;,In.• • • LTc~lc,tlr= - 1 hoc .--T/207/2(4 firtil and Samuel cote weretr'ou : llt, u to the., Ogice tiy Goff, charged with hayi'ng in 'their pcg;t 4 s.ii, , i) a , q uai l fity tin d rt ., s _. ed-113%, .61 they .cr‘.llltl:givi? ntt-aternmt., , Goff. sateci, t hat .iiieisun i t_4 on [put the prisoncrs. Hail balj, a sack .. tontaining ion;e , hing, on his imp - tit-19g whilt ‘vfot lirer the Triwner , said he, could . tiof 01, he ilf:; 1 . j.:si 1) --it ,Ghat (;Mi.i-i"l.c . d:i 9 1 r Coe found. is ..wa . s (u)i. hid cati)ty, 51C: in 1;1; 1 ,, ;:11, , h 9 . At• havio.s tve,, ttiteLi and 6)sts. CU L .IVT TA.<l.:l P. 3... r - Parii6nlar4 of the se;ztire COunt , o 1 a •kt - i - ci 'or tricir4 , o fr 0,1.9„ ,1,11€1,41:141FIFS „gt! d rr:,.,.0.1,41::•. Leith •-•,. tr ..4, yi glrer and <4nii, and the 'NfLttg - ; . l e tters to• tab, e so...l2 7 §Atiiog cia4n^-1 - rOm 1 ~ , !."11'..ione.s last, for Icelitni. o,ie Jaroisson (or•J10., gtiz:l), a Dahe, rt.• , ,i,1.e.0t in London, :vas taken u nt-, , , as interprctei - , and- to aid in colleliting, tqllOw ! ' and oil a; the ditferent crec:ks Iccland....lo ten : 'days tiie vsielS rynolted Rv:::aviclis , "th 4 0 . ' 1116 10' seat:: Tramp Co; - ,:enha i lren, and a' suned OI :the 1i 1.11 ' 146" standing was quichly ci:iablished,'' by whiehttnntnai' ,trading,: - _%,5.a4 to bewPil“ - -...ri at. When, fictiA•6o: . r, : tho. .cargot.s . of talioty were. netrly_cornitl , Aed, sot:, faelont - zillg to tie let t..t .- s . of ma7a,t_tetholfght fit tO brtalf . aud 'lle Count `',rid rosc:e;.sion o' a vetsel ,to the (.;9;,n , , Ili-. • his prix ate titeti a.:so 011 IbeFuLlic Si O. eS 6c1,,ng . 7 'ing to Jarq;:s•Sort : pint himself at tho liezd,cf this ex tifok.• up his.; Cimirters tt the Governor's hcns, made some. Etit,i)sll - tind" pards.. wa§,asSt 7 .H: , lf ‘i ii.•;L!,1 , .;..c.tf, rnounielc • rkl:3 and, fic,4.144 , -i 0g76%.* 1:0 11 qeci tf]ro . - , the morassmi (1" - here t3e l nl 7 : ;10 roads), per , e t!:e; rapt a mort; money , gtoup ;4,,ca1.72,e;EY (v7; - ; are ttt,d,'ar.J. I)&fie7e.4 it is iiiipoSl4l - Ire figure Ic"elan . dets',ltoked.ort with .perfei in (li&ferice. 'TargiSswri, elated with his 'success, off:, fezle4-the pomp of sot,preigkt..itor.e.Y. kie roolve • io hol'st an Iceland flag. Ile. oraered s'ona j e cans to dyed Blue ; but ti,d coold'iot nearej that colour that[ a 5' , 411 of diti)tpnipre:. himself cut sorn&bieicheti - !rarrvits into the shape of three,cod fish, and rtf:reqiier.rthSe wore ri .(lieuloys,, if I).y.ssible„tv.qbOsc -to imitate ;1 1 , t ..setit . . or, dric.d 'fish. caonon rafed, out:of the . sand 011.•tite Ixtit . c.h.ond'illaceci on tht:itilrf..' Talb.ot sloop* w - af-accfde.otally andioring.ftear Rykavidc,,her Cornmancigr, teas surprised at th.dis' play of a new flag, 'w high he could not at all tnatclr among the colours of various :nations in his ppst'es • sion. .on:coming ashore, he caused the Iceland gag to he thrown down, and Fort Jargiiison to be dig' mantled The would-be Goyetnor,w?s.ordt.red tO tDndon,, and, at bis own request, Count Tramp wi.lo also taken to Britain to state his complaifits." - '~ BIRTHS. On Wecrnesday inf, at Carmarthen, the Lady of , john Ower,'E'sq.•m. V. tor Pembroke, of a sti:l-born Son. ' - On Sunday morning last, in Guildtord-street,. Mrs. John Milford, of a Son. Nesterday,.the Lady of Thomas 13iirrett ; Esq. of-Mark' lane - , ~ -,t a Daughter. .. . . .. . . • MAIO i RD. On, the f9th inst. at Aberdeen,. Mr. 'William I ones, of Basinghall. street, London, to Miss Brebi,cr, daughter of Alexander Brebnei,'tsq - .. or tearney. On Saturday : last, Booth Gr‘fy,. Esq. of Aston, I•Jayes, in the County of CheAter ' to the Right lion. Lady Soplini.c...ileY , fourth daughter of the Earl of Stanin.rd and Warrui,gton. On Monday • ev4nini-, by sjecial" licence, at the .Furl or BreaOalbane's, in.Park4arle, luhn Henry ley. Esq. to Frances Hay, second daughter of the late Marquis !if Twegdo dale. _ •Y.estprilay,, at VVltife4tiai)ol, Mr. Sandeilson, of Stenney,Catuicay, to, Mi.'s uusins,...eldea daughtcr of Mr. (;r,!At ' ...z ' • • • •••• • IJl~il • Willie tali inst . at Weyhridge,, Mrs. Ann P _ reves; re' I'tEt o2' Majo-General Pfe'vcist. • On Monday the Inst. t.t Ro,don; Essex, Ann , wife of the Rev. Charle,s Arnold, .V of,that • On Wedittsday :lust, John ,Mellersh, Esq. of Shalford , Icit ad . • • ' Lately, at Paisley, Alexander Cittbn it Esq. Tottin -o,it Ericlav, last, in . consequ:.aice of: a fall in his. horse i 3 ar 4 wet . s t ,iiear WoricsoP, the seat of Thomas ‘Vorlaston Wrtite,• Thomas` - Charles , - G.4 15- eoigne,_ in the.24th fear ot?hisl44e; ,only son cif Sir I ho tnas.Gascoloie, Ifart. of Par linktoa, is the..t..:ounty of Y.ot .. Op Saturday last,. at Eckington an th'e 73d year of his in,ef Mr: Thomas Gates, father of the ' M isses Gales; Bookseller s, ' of Shatiaeld - ,:and of Mr-Abseph Gales, of Rale,glt, :in Nor th Carolina, formerly of Sheffield, • Oh the 2 hit: at Ivey; near Windsor,, Matilda' fourt h fb4 daughter of Waltei Mansell, Esq. - ' " On Strtdar last, at her. hottae In Great Maryz-le-ttonv e l ; street, :after a short illness, occasioned by the loss of an cc son, Mrs. hates:ni, reliedof the late C.:orge. ILaeson, t o formerlya Captain in'the 3d Regiiiiini . of Gtifirsis, • sister Sir Robert Kingsnull, of -Sitintantote:•House, iarnae of Flots, ,and Sir Robert IL Harvey Langley , Bart.. of. FA!Bucks. " r— '•Ai • • t On-Sunday•Vianight, 'at SNVansezi, tlfe Rev. W. CoX, itinerant preAcherarnong tltc Wesleyan Methodists: -